Voice over refers to someone narrating or giving a commentary on what is being shown onscreen—whether a film, TV series, documentary, sports livestream, or other video medium.

Dubbing, on the other hand, refers to editing a recording to re-record the vocal component. Dubbing can be done to improve the audio quality, or to cater to an audience who speaks a different language than the original was recorded in. 

Music production rerefers to the composition of music, whereas audio production encompasses any audio content for cinema, television, audiobooks, and even live events. Our recording studio at Ignite Studios can accommodate you whether you’re recording music or any other sort of audio.

Yes, you certainly can have your audio engineer operate the control booth for you. Our audio engineer can look after you at the same time if there are any questions.

Yes, we at Ignite Studios can edit your music even if it was recorded outside of our studios. To learn more about how this works, contact us at (801) 999-8249 or email info@ignitestudios.com.

Mixing refers to the actual editing of the music. This would involve different editing techniques such as equalization, panning, effects, and automation. Mastering, on the other hand, comes next. It’s usually where the musician or mixing engineer gives the final touches to the music, making sure that everything is synched and sounds right.

In a Quora thread titled “What is the difference between a record and a song?”, Clay Mottley responded by saying that music is defined as “a set of sounds set to rhythm,” while a song is referred to as “an example of a form of those sets of sounds.” In the same thread, Mike Cunningham defined song as “a certain type of composition meant for singing with accompanying music.”

Yes, Apple and Android phones now have pre-installed applications for you to record. Depending on your purpose, you can use your phone as a recorder. However, if you’re after a more professional recording, we suggest that you rent a studio.

While we want everyone from your team to be inside our studio, we limit the number of people to up to 10 people.

The cost to record in a studio varies depending on the company. Our recording spaces in Salt Lake City are competitively priced, starting at $250 for four hours and $400 for 10 hours. If you choose to have an expert from our end assist you with setup, audio input, or post editing, we have experienced audio engineers whose rates start at $100 per hour as a related cost. Musicians choose Ignite Studios because they can save money while getting top-quality audio and video recordings!

You can get a level of quality from renting an audio studio that would be impossible to replicate elsewhere. Here are some of the reasons that professional recording rooms produce better quality digital media:

• No need to worry about environmental noise such as traffic.
• Top-of-the-line equipment. Recording studios have better equipment (high-end computer, xlr microphone, headphones, audio interface) available for use than most people can afford on their own. As a result, you get much better sound.
• Audio engineers. An engineer can help you learn how to setup and operate the technology and software in a studio more effectively.

Yes, renting a music studio can be very affordable, and the level of quality you get is more than worthwhile! If the benefits listed above aren’t enough to convince you of the value of recording in an audio studio, we don’t know what would. If you want to know more how you can take advantage of our studios, give us a call for a free consultation at (801) 999-8249.

If you already have music recording equipment, recording at home is cheaper. If you don’t have equipment, such as microphones, editing software, mixers, and other essential elements, you’ll have to balance the cost of purchasing all that gear against the cost of studio rental fees.

However, there’s another factor to consider as well: a music recorded in a soundproof space will sound much better than one recorded at home. Traffic sounds, sirens, and other ambient noises can make their way into an at-home recording. Not so in a soundproof room, such as the audio recording room at Ignite Studios. The acoustic features of our studio lend to the highest quality audio possible!

You are allowed to bring your own equipment into most audio studio rentals. For example, at Ignite Studios, even though we have a complete set of equipment in our audio recording studios, our clients may still opt to bring their own equipment, whether mics, headphones, or other gear.

At Ignite Studios, our expert audio engineers can help you set up and use our equipment. We have all essential equipment for audio production, including inputs, headphone and mic sets, mixers, and more.

No, smoking is not permitted. We at Ignite Studios do not allow smoking in our Salt Lake City audio facility. Aside from the detrimental impacts on one’s health, smoking also harms studio equipment due to the toxic substances of the cigarette.

Our audio production studio location is 1005 S, 300 W in Salt Lake City, not too far from downtown Salt Lake City!

If you need recording mixing or studio mixing services, call (801) 999-8249 today!

Yes, we have several parking spaces outside our building, and additional street parking can be found nearby.

Yes, Ignite Studios is a recording studio near West Valley City. We are just off the freeway near downtown Salt Lake City Utah.